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Snowmobiling Capital of the World!
West Yellowstone, Montana has earned a reputation among sled enthusiasts as the "Snowmobiling Capital of the World."
Powder aplenty! Averaging over 150 inches of the white stuff each year, West offers
a consistently radical snow experience. Few places in North America can match
the quality of snow available in West Yellowstone and the surrounding areas.
There's no shortage of open, powdery terrain waiting to be explored!
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Snowmobiling Spotlight
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Backcountry Adventures - offering daily Yellowstone tours, or high-performance backcountry rentals.
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For those who snowmobile Island Park, we're in the center of the action. Cabin Rentals & Dining.
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Offering 2- and 4-stroke machines (certified for Yellowstone use), plus guided tours in the Park.
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Want trails? We got 'em!
Imagine a long day of day cruising the 400-plus miles of groomed trails in the national forests
and other public lands, then returning to the comfortable accommodations,
snowmobiling camaraderie, and nightlife back in town. The next morning begins an
entirely new adventure!
Snowmobiling Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park in
winter? 200 miles of trails are currently available within Yellowstone National
Park itself, along the same roads traveled by tourists in the summer time. The
riding is controlled, offering less freedom than the terrain outside the park,
but seeing the park's many features in their "winter attire" is a
unique experience. There are plans in place to eventually phase out snowmobiles
within the park's limits, but snowcoaches will still be available for a relaxing
alternative to snowmobiling, with full access to Yellowstone's Winter
Wonderland. For the latest information about Yellowstone National Park
snowmobile access click here.
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Snowmobiling Island Park
Island Park offers incredible, crowd-free riding and huge amounts of snow, adding to the amazing
network of possibilities with another 500 miles of groomed trails! Talk about
powder - Island Park receives over 250 inches of light, fluffy snow a year! West Yellowstones
trail system is connected to those in Island Park, making it easy for visitors
in either community to enjoy both areas.
West Yellowstone Snowmobile Trails
The West Yellowstone area provides a wide range trails that meet
the demands of beginning, intermediate, and experienced riders. Whether you
prefer steady, mellow cruising with few elevation changes, or you are craving
the powdery steeps, there are plenty of options to suit your taste.
Two Top Trail is a popular choice for its variety of terrain and 2,000 foot elevation gain. The
trail is groomed, and powder fields abound. From the upper areas, the
surrounding mountain ranges come into view, including the Wyoming's Tetons,
Idaho's Centennial Mountains, Lionshead in Montana, and Yellowstone National
Park. Bring a camera to take advantage of the photo opportunities!
The Big Sky Trail provides some of the best backcountry
snowmobiling in Montana. This 110-mile trail begins just north of West
Yellowstone. The first portion is groomed, but the trail quickly turns into an
ungroomed powder experience. Deep fields of snow, and outstanding hill climbing opportunities
are the hallmark of this well-known and challenging trail.
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Lionshead Trail offers an exciting experience for those seeking something more radical. Following the east side of the Continental
Divide, the trail climbs to over 10,000 feet. Lionshead is short (10 miles), but
sweet, with plenty of the steep terrain, very deep snow, and outstanding views.
Horse Butte Loop travels the shores of Hebgen Lake. This trail makes a pleasant excursion through thick pines
and open meadows and along the lake.
South Plateau Trail heads south for 13 miles and provides great views of the
area's mountains, following creeks and rivers away from the crowds.
The Continental Divide Trail offers a unique snow travel experience,
connecting central Wyoming with our communitiy via Yellowstone National Park. The trail
system begins near Lander, Wyoming at Sinks Canyon, and winds through the Wind River
Mountains near Pinedale and Dubois. The trail then passes through Togwotee Pass and
Moran before entering Grand Teton National Park in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The
trail follows the Rockefeller Parkway and ends at Yellowstones southern entrance.
Need we say more? Clearly the West Yellowstone area is a paradise for
snowmobiling enthusiasts. With so much snow, trail variety, and spectacular
scenery, it is no wonder our destination consistently earns top reviews.
West Yellowstone is truly the "Snowmobiling Capital of the World"
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